), or
what...
It's hard to explain. Head to http://arcterex.ufies.org/gimpfont for
screenshots and hopefully a more coherant explanation :) The original image
is up there (bottom of the page), so hopefully someone else will find the
same problem.
Regards,
arcterex
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switching need be done. Power users have full control and
newbies can simply select Background w/ alpha if they wish.
Alan
On Tue, Dec 12, 2000 at 05:08:03PM +0100, Lourens Veen wrote:
I realise that it's probably too late already, but dare I say C++? Did
anyone ever even consider this?
As for the plugin distribution, I think the nicest way would be to have
a plugin manager that would enable you to download
Not sure if this has been discussed before, but after reading the article at
http://www.advogato.com/article/239.html I noticed this paragraph (on the
subject of keyboard shortcuts):
PhotoShop is slightly superior (for the moment) in that it has temporary
tool assignment. You can have a
- Alt + Space: swap tools. You have Current and Alternative (you
guessed, Alt key), hitting it makes swap the places. If you choose
another tool via menus / keys / buttons it becomes Current, and the
previous one becomes Alternative.
I really like this idea, as it eliminates the need for the
of pictures and would like to automate the process, you could
even write a script to handle the GIMP part non-interactively.
This has the advantage of probably being more accurate than using the
mouse for coordinates, but perhaps this is not what you wanted. If
that's the case, sorry...
Alan
It would be lovely if there was a high quality open source OCR program
available. I think there might be one or two people working on ocr,
but the projects still seem to be fairly young.
-Alan
Perhaps have the users run rpm -ql gimp-devel | grep gimptool.
Alan
